the u.n. security council holds an emergency meeting north korea. and promises more decisive measures against what it calls u.s. hostility. to a military complex which is the suspected side experiments of another round of talks with the. rising egypt's opposition becomes increasingly radical but the movement support. exclusive access to.

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at. news from around the world the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting after north korea carried out a nuclear test in defiance of international sanctions russia was among those to condemn the move. in the midst of saying that it's all in response to quote outrageous u.s. hostility the details now from. so far strong words from foreign minister sergei lavrov concerning this test by north korea urging the u.n. security council to respond immediately however at the same time warning that caution needs to be taken and escalation needs to be prevented we do this that i would like to stress that north korea's nuclear test deserves condemnations we hold the move will not be used as a pretext to build up a military presence around the korean peninsula lost we believe that flexing

military muscles in the region is extremely dangerous as this as north korea is threatening further measures the reclusive state is saying this is only the beginning the first of several responses to what they call outrageous hostility coming from washington now the main concern is that this puts north korea one step closer to building a nuclear warhead small enough to mount on a not long range missile capable of reaching the united states and so we're seeing and will continue to see strong reaction in the international community you have countries like russia pushing for dialogue and. pushing for strong action and what is the right way it's not for me certainly to answer it's a question that's on many people's mind is how do we go further and actually get something done this is a longstanding issue today's news of course was explosive really the past to change the situation certainly that's what's expected to be on the table at the u.n.

security council and let's not forget that many people are looking at this as a direct message from the leader kim jong un to president obama just hours before he gives the state of the union address and sort of the president obama is going to react to this and most likely it's going to be by once again threatening sanctions and further isolation and the big question is is that enough to want to tear north korea from its nuclear ambitions and secondly is it safe if the reclusive state is in fact advancing its nuclear capabilities. art is in use in our reporting right there with the latest on the north korea's nuclear test and we've also got a live timeline to keep you up to date on all the latest reactions on developments on that issue our website our dot com well the u.n. security council is meeting in new york to decide what to do about north korea specialist to be all things sanctions are useless and only negotiations have any charts of work. don't know anyone really in the.

elite really think so you know will. they say. they think you will truly uncertain no country really changes the young the sanctions the challenge it has you the bottles being required of them is worse than the sanctions in that case. so north korea in the sense couldn't constrained it you could acquiesce to american muslims. but that in fact and their eyes would be worse than what the americans can do to them as actions so they will know first severe. there will first appear until the americans until the negotiations over. whether that what happened was not a matter. we always love it here at r t when you get involved with the stories of broadcasting and there right now at r.t. dot com for example we are asking you exactly what you think about the issue with north korea conducting these underground nuclear bomb tests all in the name of

national security we're asking you if indeed they should be able to get away with this or whether it's actually fully legit here are the numbers for this hour from our t.v. dot com right now and still there looks like a the biggest number of voters thirty four percent saying well yes indeed up john young is entitle to do this just ask hussein i think most of us know how that ended up coming in a fairly close second twenty eight percent now saying that their reasoning is flawed due to ideology and a sense of isolation in that of north korea they were getting down to the position of third place to twenty percent voting that oh well perhaps pyongyang wishes they had been left an alternative and down to the bare minimum of eighteen now coming in fourth and final here no the members of the officials of pyongyang are mad men and they are asking for war while there's still a chance for you to go to r.t. dot com and get your vote cast in this ongoing poll right now well iran has also

condemned the north korean nuclear test calling for all atomic weapons to be destroyed to run itself is revealed it's reducing stocks of material but certainly have the potential of becoming weaponized with another round of talks or just around the corner however a breakthrough may not come quickly enough certainly for some iranians who are seeing their health care hit by international sanctions a report on that is just ahead for ya.

more radical. movement. calling themselves. more supporters. war. the group. this mysterious group appeared round the second anniversary of generosity five evolution when they released this statement saying they would fight the mizzen brotherhood and they would strive for the goals of revolution around about the time we started seeing a young man in black but a car this according themselves said the black bloc and they were heading up the more militant side of the revolution we saw them making want to talk to my facebook pages they were giving instructions for street fighting it taking responsibility for a number of the acts of civil disobedience such as stopping public transport and also have said they were responsible for the burning of muslim brotherhood headquarters

of some of them this of course has sparked much criticism from the authorities including the most brotherhood and the t.v. channels the prosecutor general intent of january i said they were terrorists agree on that they would be arrested if they were caught red handed our team managed to secure interviews with this members of the secret organization. the black bloc is an idea that came about as a reaction to the negligence of our peaceful demands and also as a reaction against the oppression of the interior ministry which receives orders from the regime we stand against the oppressive and tyrant regime we call upon the interior ministry to deliver justice for those who have been killed and we will continue our demands until they are met our actions are in self-defense we are protecting ourselves but have never attacked anyone we will always be present in egypt even after or demands are met however we will take on a different form the aim behind our presence is to prevent injustice in any form no one listens to our demands and the proof is the number of people who are being

killed but of course we had so much to mock a stepping down of the ouster of hosni mubarak this of course devolved into clashes by the presidential palace much take us was throwing up protest as he responded with molotov the similar protests occurred around the country down south in the suit and now we had reports including egypt's second city in alexandria although. focus of the class was definitely as is most weeks by the presidential promise and an indication that protesters attending to move violent means to push the regime to fill the demands of course want to build true right now under the new egyptian constitution the black bloc is considered a violent outlaw group ramsey brood an author who writes extensively about the middle east the things that organizations like this because the country is ultimately so polarized. the last two years egypt has not been allowed to have a strong central government that is capable of pushing the political process

forward and thus the economy of the country the social cohesion and everything else as a result you have this huge vacuum and this polarization and that is allowing egyptian society to be open for exploitation what has been happening is not exactly a popular a new unified popular uproar against the addicted bitter but rather a political polarization that has swept through the country for the last two years reaching the point of both sides justifying violence against one another and as it is you have these this increasing number of casualties some of it indeed due to police brutality and there is a possibility that in fact that the are outside those who are trying to further fuel to the fire that is already. taking over egypt at least in the urban centers

from cairo to boresight it's a phenomenon that i think resulted from the frustration disenfranchisement and just the general feeling of betrayal that the youth of egypt are feeling right now the issue is not the black bloc in particular but why would the even appeal to the youth of egypt in the first place unless there was that vacuum and there was that the need that was it created by the lack of sensuality and the lack of confidence in the political process in egypt with her coming from the government or from the so-called opposition. are there still to come for you here in the program a magnet from migrants in the u.k. is attracting more than any other european country this according to the latest. it's a multicultural trend alarming many well the white and british becoming a minority report is just around the corner for you. also a big speech with little space for some crucial issues president obama prepares his

state of the union address focusing on the prosperity of the average american not the terror by the average drone strike bring you an expert opinion after the break . we'll have the. science technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia we've gone to the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you . are welcome to the big picture.

more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images world world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule today. live from moscow this is our team with me rory sushi shifting our focus now out of out of iran which just said it may well allow inspectors from the u.n. nuclear watchdog access to a military complex suspected of hosting atomic research although tehran has always denied that parchin side is a nuclear facility. i.a.e.a. inspectors will arrive in iran for a new round of talks on wednesday in another move ended easing the tension over its

nuclear ambitions and said it's converting enrich uranium into reactor fuel and that alternately slow the build up of material which could potentially be used to build nuclear weapons now iran denies it's developing atomic under the cover of a civilian nuclear program but that's not enough to stop severe international sanctions which at the end of the day are hitting the lives of ordinary everyday iranians. behind the smile lies pain and despair a bass and they run in with blood a cancer has just received he's made a scene but there is no guarantee he'll get it tomorrow the best jokes about patients being patient but sadly has no choice yet. it's so hard to get treatment these days it's not that i don't get any at all but you have to wait a long time and if you get it that only means someone else has missed. the reason for the drug shortage sanctions imposed by western countries and the islamic

republic they're not directly targeting the from a city called a medical sectors but they heed banks and paste trade restrictions. unfortunately many foreign companies stopped selling us drugs they're not allowed to have creme brulee really around and people predict price with their lives. iran's officials warn it may have an impact far beyond its borders. if we have a disease appear demick and are unable to vaccinate the population it could spread easily to neighboring countries and affect to many even outside iraq. iran produces ninety six percent of its own medicine but the roma tearless behalf of them come from abroad more than fifty vital medicines have disappeared from the running around the city international sanctions came in because the foreign in britain say a made from can no longer make their way into iran people with cancer and team

ophelia wait often ended with bad news that the drug is not available the chances of survival are getting ever slimmer as sanctions patients instead of politicians officials estimate a total of six million iranian patients could be in danger because of the drug deficit in the fembot local and international media reported on the first death apparently caused by the shortage a fifteen year old boy who suffers from him ophelia couldn't get the medicine he desperately needed despite a friend to buy his family and he died in hospital on. the west used try to do now they tried sanctions on the military sector they realized we actually started making progress there but they wanted to we can destabilize the country and the government is their aim this is why they now target people so that people get angry and take the streets protesting that. and people indeed take to

the streets this is a meeting of organ donors and some whose lives have been saved by transferring approaches now complicated by the like of medicine and for that. i thank god and the donor who returned me to like i had heart problems and now his heart beats in my chest and i'm again a lie but the problem is that. many too many are still waiting surgery became extremely expensive and the number of donors decreased they have enough time the. iranian doctors find themselves facing a very hard to having to decide who will get the medicine and who will not in desperation they wrote an essay last letter to the u.n. chief they're still waiting for an answer. from iran. but always a plenty of time for you to check out our website for other stories from around the world let's have a quick look now and see what we've got lined up for you right now for example the

deadly and mysterious coronavirus which sparked a global alert last september it's back in the u.k. and the potentially fatal mutated of infection has killed five people so far fears are the number could be on the rise. also online for you racist amusement park claims find out at r.t. dot com how a white rabbit is led to disneyland facing allegations of bigotry all the details on the web site. the u.k. is the top destination for migrants in europe recent figures show around six hundred thousand came to live in britain in just one year it's a trend which worries many with democracy demographic experts predicting that white british people could be a minority within fifty years. of this report. it's what britain is known for a vibrant multicultural society and it looks like u.k.

babies are testimony to it in east london seventy seven percent of new mums were born in britain nicoletta is from romania two thousand and seven i have been here when my husband together so. he's come through and let it sit cine recently moved here from sri lanka and it is a big. deal that it's more a czar has three children i was born in bangladesh could do to keisha good living standard of living so you prefer to live in. overseas between the years of two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven nearly four million immigrants came to the u.k. as part of an immigration boom under the former labor government at the time westminster said that britain needed working migrants to propel the economy this is tower hamlets in east london a third of the residents here

a bangladeshi in fact they outnumber the white brits in this area by two thousand people so soon i just say that they're baffled at just how quickly the number of indigenous brits has diminished over the past decade there are a lot of genuinely decent people who do have. even the labor party has discovered recently that the vast majority of people is right those who would. actually vote for the labor party have conserves a that's something that no government could be the leader of the opposition labor party recently admitted that his party got it wrong on immigration and. we were too quick to say. like it. the truth is the public were ahead of us in seeing some of the problems of migration because they were seeing them in their own communities poll

after poll shows that the people living here i worried about the speed the size of the influx. for my opinion i don't think you. need more immigrants the moment. critics say the government is too frightened to address what person will look like in fifty years time it's going to look like. it's going to be a complete population change the indigenous population is shrinking anyway the younger generation and the younger generation is becoming increasingly radicalized and i think it will be. twenty twenty five twenty possibly civil war demographers say that if immigration continues on a similar scale the white british population throughout the country will become a minority after twenty sixty six but with less than half of londoners already

describing themselves as white british some say that a quiet and irreversible revolution has already taken place in britain. at sea east london. preparing his big primetime speech on tuesday is the first state of the union address since. his main focus will be domestic issues like economic recovery gun laws and immigration foreign policy that will not be in the spotlight despite controversy over many issues including secretive u.s. drone bombing campaigns human rights lawyer stanley cohen says these targeted assassinations ultimately translate to. we're not at war in pakistan we're not it war in yemen we're not at war in lebannon we're not in war in somalia if you want to clear war if you want to follow international law if you want to make your case you play by the rules the fact of the matter is no matter what you call this it's

murder it's assassination it's illegal we're talking about murdering civilians we're talking about attacks by drones in countries that are our allies if there were a person is there that we are want that are wanted american citizens yemenis citizens pakistanis citizens somali citizens for crimes here you go to the countries diadem you charge them you bring them to trial the united states under international law cannot must not and i didn't know stretch of the imagination is justified in the use of drones in the execution and the extrajudicial assassination of not just americans of anyone overseas for years we have charged people we have extradited people we've indicted people we've convicted many people charged with crimes of terrorism and it's worked before but this is an administration which is a namrud with clean murder with clean killing that's what president obama likes and now we're just trying to clean it up further. into the starting with india where at

least eleven is being killed off the police tribal groups angry at ongoing local elections tribesmen and women from surrounding villages to sending on polling stations with swords insisting they firmly reject any form of government rule. and syrian rebels are planning a major push to seize the oil rich city of zoar and the commander says that the town is surrounded on all sides after government troops were forced out rebel forces are now pushing army units out of a key hydroelectric dam in what's seen as a major setback for bashar al assad although the opposition has now said it's ready for talks with the government. and the french military says it has or regain control of mali's northern city of gal that's after islamist militants attacked one of the country's busiest cities authorities say three civilians were killed and france claims its liberation campaign in the west african state is almost complete

with insurgents being pushed out to the desert. now pope benedict says that he will not interfere in choosing his successor after unexpectedly announcing his resignation on monday the eighty five year old is to quit at the end of the month citing old age making him the first head of the catholic church to step down in nearly six centuries and the director of the national secular society keith wood says there must be more than just the official explanation. i think the dark triangle side has been an absolute catastrophe for the church it's actually lost. its authority in many parts of the world when you say that you're going to. oppose politicians trying to bring in say same sex marriage laws and you invest all your authority on that and then you lose as if as effectively happened in those important catholic countries like spain portugal

brazil. and about to happen indeed in england and scotland in france then you actually lose the your authority it's more than just losing the fight so that's been a catastrophe for the church and church attendance has declined to an amazing rate and i think the child abuse scandal has been something that. benedict has never recovered from he's been involved in it personally through the c.d.f. prefecture for twenty five years and in fact he's brought more into the vatican and tried to cover it up more and more and more so i think his his papacy will be seen as a major setback and a very bad papacy for the church are just a moment abby martin and breaking the set.